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Ok maybe it happens down at High too, I forgot.
By default Mdk installs GTK 2.2.x, so unless you compiled from source and affected any other gtk apps, it should be fine to force the package install. Run gaim from a terminal to see any errors it might be throwing.
Force it >:-)
I know I did. Maybe it's a union thing between msn clone developers
If you use Kpackage to read the details of the KMess file you'll see there's actually no unsatisfied dependancies reported.
like i said, try using the --nodeps option to force the install. i'd be willing to be a fair amount that it's simply a typo. as I'm running 0.64 on gtk 2.2.2...
OR you can go back to installing from source, which is a doddle too really.
what's the run command through console...obviously going into the directory and typing the name of the file you want to run is too simple :-P what's the command?
Originally posted by breakerfall Thanks a lot... you've been really helpful. I've installed both of the successfully I think. So just gotta find them and try connecting. Cheers.
well it's something to do while watching big brother huh?
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